Buxa|Buxa Tiger Reserve|Buxa Fort|Buxa Trek|Buxa Lepchakha Trek|Jayanti Buxa|Lepchakha Homestay|Tashiding

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2N 3D BUXA DOOARS PACKAGE Covering Buxa Tiger Reserve, Buxa Fort, Buxa Forest, Lapchakha, Tashigaon, Rajabhatkhowa, Jayanti.

Day 1: Alipurduar to Buxa Fort Via Santrabari

Buxa FortUpon arrival at Alipurduar railway station you are received and driven to Santrabari (914ft), a distance of about  36 Kms from Alipurduar and inside the Buxa Tiger Reserve..

Santrabari is the starting point of your Buxa trek to Buxa Fort and Lapchakha. From here your 4 km trek to Buxa Fort starts. This trek is through dense forest, hills and picturesque surroundings and leads one upto the Buxaduar Forest Bungalow. This place is a haven for nature lovers, bird watchers and Trekkers.

At Buxaduars, we arrange for the accommodation of our guests in Dukpa huts. The accommodation is basic, but neat and clean.  Your evening and night will be spent in the glow of candles and Kerosene lamps as there is still no electricity.

Have lunch and visit the historical Buxa Fort. Buxaduars is, in fact, famous for its prison fort. This fort was used as a Detention Camp by the British, because of its remoteness during the Indian Freedom Movement. Many freedom fighters were imprisoned here. However, after independence, it served as a refugee camp for Tibetans and Bangladeshis. The fort is in ruins at present, but its historical significance is hard to miss once you are there.

Thereafter, visit the Buxa Heritage museum and the Nature Interpretation centre.

You can enjoy a cultural evening with the locals, the Mangars and the Dukpas, who would be glad to enliven the evening with their folk renditions over bonfire for a small price. (Optional Activity)

Overnight stay will be at Dukpa hut at Buxa.

Meal Plan: Breakfast (N), Lunch (Y) Dinner (Y)
 

Day 2: Trek to Lapchakha via Tashigaon

Buxa AccommodationAfter breakfast, start your Buxa Lepchakha trek to Lapchakha via Tashigaon. Tashigaon is the highest village on the Rover’s point Rupam valley trail. This village offers an enchanting view of the Buxa landscape. It is about one and half hour trek from Buxa fort.

From Tashigaon, one can take the core forest route to reach Lepchakha. On the way to Lepchakha, one needs to make an entry in the BSF register.

Lapchakha often called the "Queen of the Dooars" and an hidden treasure of Dooars is a plateau surrounded by five hills. It is a place where silence extends its own magic and loneliness finds its true definition. It is a place to gaze the clear sky on a full moon night, a place where one can enjoy the hospitality of the Dukpa community.  In fact, the beauty of Lapchakha lies in the view from the plateau.  About 12 rivers flowing through Dooars starting from Sankosh to the Torsa look like glistening snakes meandering through the plains below. The night offers a different view when the lights of Alipurduar town seem to merge seamlessly with the stars all around.

Here too, we arrange for the accommodation of our guests in homestays. The accommodation again, is basic, but neat and clean.  Your evening and night will be spent in the glow of candles and Kerosene lamps as there is still no electricity. Overnight at Lepchakha homestay/Trekker’s hut.

Meal Plan: Breakfast (Y), Lunch (Y) Dinner (Y)
 

Day 3: Trek to Santhalabari and transfer to Alipurduar

Lepchakha Accommodation

This morning after breakfast, you would check out from Lapchakha and start your trek back to Santrabari.
 
Reach Santrabari and move to Jayanti. Go for the Jungle Safari in the Buxa Tiger Reserve (The safari would be either at Rajabhatkhowa/Jayanti).

After lunch, we start our return journey to the railway station. Your tour ends with sweet memories.

Meal Plan: Breakfast (Y), Lunch (Y) Dinner(N)
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